N6BY
Geek From Roseville, CA 121W
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N6BY replied to the thread GEOSATpro microHD: No LNB Voltage Output.I had an Amiko Mini HD SE with a similar problem - no output voltage, but it worked if power was applied to the other port of the C Band... -
N6BY replied to the thread Position keeps changing with new actuator.So that's all I did - rotate it so the reed switch is level. Now it works fine. No changes to the wiring were necessary.
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N6BY replied to the thread Position keeps changing with new actuator.The sensor wires are shielded (until they enter the motor box) and in a different cable than the power. I could wrap them in aluminum...
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You can order one direct from Venture. Get at least a 24" one, and then you'll know it's legit. Linear Actuators Manufacturer and... -
N6BY replied to the thread Position keeps changing with new actuator.Where can I order a decent actuator? I don't wan't to order from TEK 2000. Has anyone here had any experience with...
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N6BY replied to the thread Position keeps changing with new actuator.Below is a photo of the back of the actuator. I could twist the last few inches of the sensor wires, but I noticed that the mfr. didn't...
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N6BY replied to the thread Position keeps changing with new actuator.My first motor was a Super Jack and it lasted about 16 years. I had to work on it twice during that time. It was a victim of being...
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N6BY replied to the thread Position keeps changing with new actuator.I assume the you mean 0.1 uF ? Will see if I can find one among my electronic parts. Yes, the cable does have a ground wire in addition...
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If you are using shielded cable you should have one bare wire which is called the drain. Ground this drain wire at the positioner (GBox)...
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Try putting a .1 - 50 volt disc capacitor across the actuator motor terminals. The motor they installed may be sparking too much causing...
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